Addis Ababa transforms river gorges into safe residential areas

Addis Ababa has completed development of river gorges from Qebena Dildiy to Entoto mountain on Miazia 20, 2018 EC. Areas previously posing health and safety risks to residents have been turned into pleasant green residential zones.

In Addis Ababa, river gorges previously causing property and life losses have been greened through development projects. The initiative from Qebena Dildiy to Entoto mountain stands out as a key achievement among recent efforts.

These gorges formerly served as dumps for wastewater and garbage, posing health and safety threats to nearby residents. Now, they feature clean green spaces that create jobs, expand commercial areas, and connect multiple roads.

The development enhances the city's landscape and resident comfort beyond beautification. The city administration has enacted legal frameworks to ensure safety. Residents are urged to utilize benefits responsibly, maintain them, and pass them to future generations.

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Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Maria Tripodi and Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe inspect the beautified river corridor project in Addis Ababa.
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Italian deputy foreign minister inspects Addis Ababa river corridor

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Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Maria Tripodi inspected the river corridor development from Entoto to Arada in Addis Ababa during the first Italo-Ethiopian forum on construction, infrastructure, and urban solutions. Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe highlighted the event as a key step in bilateral cooperation. Officials emphasized enhanced urban beautification and environmental protection.

Addis Ababa's mayor Adanech Abiebie states that the city's 24-hour work format corridor development projects are advancing quickly. Drawing from social media messages, workers in various areas are laboring with determination, contributing to the city's growth through their efforts and national pride. The administration has expressed gratitude and mobilized resources to support them.

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Addis Ababa Mayor's Office spokesperson Adanech Abiebie states that corridor development has benefited Medina's businesses rather than disrupting them. Through social media messages, they note that new shops were added and existing ones relocated to create more parking spaces. The initiative supports small businesses with modern, spacious facilities.

Addis Ababa's Kenteba Adanech Aba Abe has handed over residential units to groups facing social challenges, low-income families, people with disabilities, and the elderly. The modern G+4 building in Lidata Kebele was provided as 'a home for the homeless.'

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Ethiopia has transformed its tourism sector from limited sites to a diverse array of attractions, driven by government initiatives. These developments aim to boost employment, foreign currency earnings, and the country's global image. Industry experts highlight improved services and longer visitor stays as key outcomes.

Addis Ababa city administration official Adanech Abebē states that intensive work is underway to expand youth skills guidance centers in Mediana district. The effort seeks to train behaviorally challenged dropouts in clean, accessible, and healthy environments while creating job opportunities to boost center utilization.

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Ethiopia's Ministry of Urban Development and Infrastructure is evaluating the performance of the Urban Productive Safety Net and Employment Project for the first six months of the 2018 budget year. The project, which began a decade ago in 11 cities, now operates in 88 cities and has benefited over 2.5 million citizens. It aims to transition participants from dependency to productive roles.

 

 

 

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